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Word, Church, World: Vatican II Fifty Years On

A Conference at the University of Scranton

A Conference at the University of Scranton

Friday, May 01 - Saturday, May 02 (Free and Open to the Public)

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Program

Friday, 01 May

7:30 PM, DeNaples Center #407

Invocation: Most Reverend Joseph C. Bambera, D.D., J.C.L., Bishop of Scranton

Keynote Address: “Vatican II As Event”: Fr. Joseph A. Komonchak, Ph.D.

Saturday, 02 May:

All talks held in LSC #133.

9:00AM—Gaudium et Spes

Mary Ann Zimmer, N.D., Ph.D, Marywood University

Bernard Prusak, Ph.D, King’s College

10:45AM—Nostra Aetate

Anna Moreland, Ph.D, Villanova University

James Redington, S.J., Ph.D, University of Scranton

12:00 Lunch

1:00PM—Dei Verbum

Brent Kruger, C.S.C., Ph.D, King’s College

Mahri Leonard-Fleckman, Ph.D, University of Scranton

2:30PM—Scranton after the Council: Shared Experiences

Msgr. John Louis, Diocese of Scranton

Bernadette Rudolph, M.A., Diocese of Scranton

3:45 Prayer and Celebration

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